An email is reportedly going around, asking Facebook users to reset their password. The email is completely fake and contains a virus that could potentially do a lot of harm to your computer.
It is NOT sent by Facebook. Facebook is currently said to be letting their users know about this.
The message says the following:
Do not fall for this email even though it appears to come from "Facebook Support" at help@facebook.com.
According to Cnet, the attachment contains a password stealer that could access username and password combinations not just login credentials for Facebook.
If you have already fallen victim to this fake email, you can get help from this Facebook help page.
Do spread the word and let your friends know about this.
Via thenextweb, allfacebook
It is NOT sent by Facebook. Facebook is currently said to be letting their users know about this.
The message says the following:
Do not fall for this email even though it appears to come from "Facebook Support" at help@facebook.com.
According to Cnet, the attachment contains a password stealer that could access username and password combinations not just login credentials for Facebook.
If you have already fallen victim to this fake email, you can get help from this Facebook help page.
Do spread the word and let your friends know about this.
Via thenextweb, allfacebook